Net@EDU HomeHow can higher education capitalize on new technologies, increased competition, broader collaborations, and the convergence of voice, video, and data? Net@EDU members work together and with industry and the federal government to understand, forecast, and shape these developments to best support the evolving needs of higher education. Net@EDU also serves as a national center for research and advocacy in network policy issues and provides information and recommendations on how colleges and universities can impact current business models, political initiatives, and mergers. Current Net@EDU working group topics include campus cyberinfrastructure, converged communications, identity management, and state education networks.
Read the EDUCAUSE/Internet2 statement clarifying each organization's areas of emphasis in policy, cyberinfrastructure, and middleware, as well as how they work together in those areas to advance higher education's interests. | Net@EDU | Working Groups | Collaborations | | | | |
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